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Catherine Haas Adler
Paris

Catherine is an architect and curator and researcher for various cultural institutions. She has worked in France for the World Heritage Centre of UNESCO, and in the United States for the SFMOMA and the California College of Arts. For five years, she was a curator at the Pavillon de l’Arsenal, the city architecture center of Paris. She holds a MA in Cultural Heritage Studies from the University College London, as well as an engineering degree in architecture from the RWTH in Aachen, Germany and is a „Guide conférencière des Monuments de France“. She speaks fluent French, English and German.

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Tour in Paris:
Clichy Batignolles: a Zero Carbon Emission Neighbourhood

Clichy-Batignolles, a pioneering zero-carbon emissions neighborhood, was designed by french Urban Planner François Grether, transforming a former railway site into a eco-district. Spanning 54 hectares, this development blends offices, a mix of private, mid-range, and social housing, retail spaces, as well as cultural and recreational amenities. At the heart of this eco-conscious district lies a 10-hectare park, designed by Landscape Architect Jacqueline Osty, creating a vibrant green oasis that fosters both environmental sustainability and physical activity.

The tour proposes an Introduction to the history and context of the eco-district followed by a visit to Martin Luther King Park and the East District. Then we will follow with a presentation of the program and ecological aspects on the platform in the middle of the park (transportation, ecology and energy, biodiversity, geothermal energy and water management, air quality, perspectives) on the way to the western district with Rostropovitch Street.

– Duration: 3,5h hours
– Transport: Walking
– Services: Experienced local architect as guide
– Languages: French, German, English
– Group size: max. 20pax per guide

Selection of included projects:

- Lot O2 Christian Biecher, Mad – Emerige.
- Lot O4b AAVP / Aerus Mateus, Kaufman & Broad /
- Lot O5 Jean-Paul Viguier, SEARCH/
- Lot O6a Querkraft Architekten/ Sam Architektur,
- Lot O6b Fresh Architektur,/ Itar Architectures,
- Tribunal de Justice von RPBW
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Guiding Architects, tour: Clichy Batignolles: a Zero Carbon Emission Neighbourhood (Fig. 7)

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